STOP ABLEISM! – Identifying and Dismantling Discrimination

  • Ableism: What is that actually?
  • A handbook to understand ableism and effectively dismantle barriers.

The discrimination against people with disabilities is the reason why not everyone can participate equally in life even today. Fear of contact still prevents a dialogue about ableism. As a result, nearly 15 percent of the global population remains excluded from society. Without pointing fingers, the authors provide specific knowledge about barriers and mechanisms of exclusion in dominant societies, using simple explanations and vivid examples.

This handbook offers the ideal starting point for recognizing and questioning one's own privileges as a non-disabled person, and ultimately dismantles discrimination and barriers once and for all.

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  • Publisher: Rowohlt Taschenbuch
  • Release: 30.01.2024
  • ISBN: 978-3-499-01187-0
  • 288 Pages
  • Authors: Anne GersdorffKarina Sturm

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Anne Gersdorff Karina Sturm STOP ABLEISM! – Identifying and Dismantling Discrimination
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Anne Gersdorff

Anne Gersdorff is a trained social worker and speaker for the non-profit organization "Social Heroes." She also conducts freelance workshops on inclusive practices and disability awareness. Anne Gersdorff is actively involved in the disability rights movement, including her participation in AbilityWatch. As a wheelchair user, she encounters discrimination in both her professional and personal life.

Portrait von Karina Sturm
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Karina Sturm

Karina Sturm is a journalist who combines her professional expertise with personal experiences in chronic illness and disability. She writes for national and international publications, covering a wide range of topics in this field.